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<Title>CFP: Graduate Student Conference - Southern Capitalisms</Title>
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    <h5>The Johns Hopkins Graduate Student Conference</h5>
    <h5>SOUTHERN CAPITALISMS</h5>
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    <br>March 4-5, 2016</h5>
    <h5>The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland</h5>
    <br>Recent years have witnessed renewed attention on the part of historians to questions concerning capital accumulation, market formation, and labor regimes. Bringing together scholars from a wide range of geographic, temporal, and thematic sub-fields, the new history of capitalism has revisited long-held assumptions about economic development and capital accumulation with an eye towards understanding the ways culture, politics, and markets have intersected to form the basis of a dynamic and highly complex capitalism(s). <br><br>Visit the Conference's website for the full CFP<br>
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<Summary>The Johns Hopkins Graduate Student Conference  SOUTHERN CAPITALISMS   March 4-5, 2016  The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland  Recent years have witnessed renewed attention on the part...</Summary>
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